Bitcoin ETFs lose $2.1 billion in November as outflows run seven days straight
US spot bitcoin ETFs have seen seven trading days of outflows and about $2.1 billion leave in November. The numbers, and what they mean for DCA investors.
Investors keep pulling money out of US spot bitcoin ETFs. The funds recorded their seventh straight trading day of net outflows on Friday, November 13, bringing November's total to roughly $2.1 billion as bitcoin fell to around $64,500.
What happened
- Friday's outflow: about $185 million left the funds, per Decrypt's ETF tracker.
- Two bad weeks: around $829 million left this week, after nearly $1.3 billion the week before.
- Smaller pile: total assets in the funds dropped to about $94.9 billion, below the $100 billion mark they held for much of October. Net inflows since the January 2024 launch are still about $55.3 billion.
- Ether funds: US ether ETFs ended a six-day outflow streak with a small $2.3 million inflow on Friday, but are still down about $702 million for the month.
The numbers right now
Bitcoin trades at $64,540.40, almost half below its all-time high of $126,080 from October 6, 2025. ETF flows are one of the clearest signals of how big investors feel — and right now they are cautious. Track every coin's drawdown on our from-ATH page and the next supply cut on the halving countdown.
What it means if you buy regularly
ETF buyers who came in near the top are now sitting on losses, while a regular buyer spreads purchases over time. Someone who put $10 a day into bitcoin for the last 5 years has invested $18,410 and now holds $27,439 (+49.0%). That is history, not a forecast. Compare it with stocks and gold in the DCA calculator.
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Not investment advice.